Tina has a high paying job and Leah has a low paying job. Tina never accesses the social services for which she pays taxes and thus does not believe it is fair for her to pay additional taxes. Leah uses the social services because she cannot provide those services for herself with her meager income. Not surprisingly, Tina thinks the community's budget problem should be solved by cutting spending on social services, not by raising taxes on the highearner and Leah thinks the exact opposite. Tin and Leah's beliefs reflect

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Tina and Leah's beliefs reflect a self-serving bias, where each of them interprets information and makes judgments in a way that favors their own interests. Tina, with a high income, prefers not to pay more taxes and thus supports cutting social services, while Leah, benefiting from those services, supports raising taxes on higher earners.

Tina Has a High Paying Job and Leah Has a Low